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Article: Kingston Peripheral Products Division Launches High-Capacity ATA Flash Cards Ranging up to 512MB.

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December 13, 1999
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New Capacity ATA Flash Cards Set a New Low Price Point

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., Dec. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Kingston(R) Technology Company today announced the expansion of its Flash memory product line with the introduction of high-capacity ATA Flash cards ranging up to 512MB. The new cards set a new low price point at approximately $2.73/MB for a 512MB ATA Flash card.

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The new ATA Flash cards allow digital camera users to take more high-resolution photos with a single card without the inconvenience of swapping out cards. Ideal for power users of handheld PCs and digital camera ...

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